Can this be used while also using a separate amplifier running off the rca's?
13326
Yes it can be used in that configuration. This app runs off of the harness. The rca cables are a desperate output meant for expansion.
13327
This mini amp runs in line with the radio harness connector. So the sub woofer outputs and rca plugs are still open for use. I'm running a kicker amp off an alpine deck and using the mini amp for the door speakers.
13328
Yes. This goes inline between the factory harness and the radio. I'm currency using it EXACTLY that way. Highly recommended if you are upgrading door speakers and don't want to run an additional amp aside from subs.
13329
Yes you can, it simply plugs in inline in between the radio harness and the head unit. I am currently running a hertz amplifier off the subwoofer rcas and am using this amplifier to give some extra power to my door speakers.
13330
This mini amp runs in line with the radio harness connector. So the sub woofer outputs and rca plugs are still open for use.I'm running a kicker amp off an alpine deck and using the mini amp for the door speakers.
1532027
No, it is a mono amp... I suppose you could run them in series rather than separate lines and it should power both.
489858
Sure you could connect it to any watt system.. It itself isn't amplified so cannot hurt any system.. And I believe this one does not have balanced XLR out's,so you'd want to get two DI(Direct In boxes) and use two 1/4-Inch cables from the main out to the DI's..
217547
Technically yes, but only if the speakers have RCA inputs or you have converters. You'll also need something to control he volume of the signal. If the self powered speakers have volume control and RCA inputs, then yes.
1132035
Yes is it possible. Depending on your units particular output, you may need a pre-amp amplifier. This can be found quite easily. And, as for the lack of RCA input jacks, I use the Sony 1/8" audio input and the appropriate adapter. This can readily be acquired through your local Radio Shack store. Happy listening.
902931
Yes, it runs itself on a 120v power source and uses the low power shielded base RCA output of your amplifier.
181609
It has one rca input. I don't see why you couldn't. Haven't tried it. This unit is going in my bathroom because it's so compact. Good luck:)
177835
Yes you can. However, you will need a 3.5mm to RCA converter at the least. I would also recommend using a pre-amp or an LC-1 from PAC, because using the phone as your volume control is not convenient or safe to do while you are driving. PAC LC-1 Remote Amplifier Level Controller
1910478
My answer would be yes. Just adapt the computer speaker output to RCA plugs for the back of the Amp. It has plenty of power. I use it for music and as a PA system at my Radio Contro Airfield. Just hook up a decent pair of speakers. It's neat because of the mode that would allow you to do Karaoke, where it mixes the audio input and the Mic input together, and you can control the volumes seperately. i.e. Agree with the comment left by Dorian. Hope this helps. Just make sure you have the volume controls turned down before you power up the amp. Jeff
447904
If you have more then one RCA output on your deck. The amp if I remember right doesn't have an RCA preamp output, so you can't connect another amp to it.
2062841
I would run a separate power wire from the battery to the amp. Make sure that it is fused so that it is protected. The power to the sub is separate from RCAs. RCA brings sound to the amp...not power.
2190966
A line out converter would be used if you don't have RCA outputs on back of radio
1192146
To answer this more completely, from checking the manual there is one set of inputs that can be used for either component or RCA (composite) input (red/white/yellow).
104562
I think you can. I have one of these and another amp together right now. One is directly attached to the switch I use to disconnect the amps from the antenna when I am not watching television. The second amp is fed by a cable from the output of the amp we are talking about. Both have traps built into them and sometimes all it takes to get a stronger signal , or a channel that has stopped working is to switch the trap switch to the other position. Other times you might be overdriving the signal and need to adjust signal strength with the adjustment on the amplifiers. Bottom line, I have two amps in series and they work fine. I hope this helps.
104824
Yes, but doing so may inject noise from both amps into the output. At high volume settings this noise could be annoying. It is better to split the signal within the cable, add a 1K to 10K resistor to each side of the split, then add a plug to each resistor. This is what I did with excellent results.
290820
i know i'm late to the party but if the inputs are parallel then you do not want to do this as there is the chance you could damage one input device as the other on tries to drive it. The test would be is there an output signal present on the rca plugs when the mp3 is in use? If not you should be fine. Hondo
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Not directly, no. BUT, if you have the right adapter cables, I suppose it would be possible. The Output is HDMI (sound and video on same cable), so if you had something that would split that signal from HDMI format to RCA cable format, I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. But, natively, No.